Dr. Emile Cahi qualified as a Prosthodontist at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg in 1994. He received the Stephen Goldfoot Memorial Prize, which is awarded to the most outstanding student of his year in character.

His specific fields of interest include Implantology and Smile Design. He is a past lecturer at Wits, has published in the South African Dental Journal and has presented at both national and international conferences.

Emile is the immediate past president of the Academy of Prosthodontics of South Africa (APSA) and is past president of the WITS Dental Graduates Association.

He is a member of the South African Academy of Osseintegration (SAAO) and of the South African Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (SAAAD).

Emile is a firm believerin the multidisciplinary approach to oral rehabilitation and believes that one’s dental vitality and functionality greatly influences one’s psychological well-being. Emile is dedicated to ‘conserving, restoring and creating beautiful smiles’.

Dr. Norman Cahi has been in private practice for over 35 years both in Sandton, South Africa and in North London. He completed his BDS at the University of Witswatersrand in 1984, where he served as President of the Dental Students Council. In 1981 Norman was selected as one of the top dental students and received theSiemans Travel Award to the Harvard School of Dental Medicine in Boston USA, where he wrote and passed his American Dental Board examinations part 1 & 2.

Dr. Norman was one of the pioneers of teeth whitening in South Africa and has successfully helped thousands of patients from all over the world style their smile.

He is also regularly interviewed by magazines and newspapers and invited to be a guest on radio and tv for his advice and professional opinions on all aspects of dentistry but especially on his main interest of cosmetic dentistry and teeth whitening.

In 2018, he was asked to join the Dental Wellness Trust in Johannesburg. This trust was founded in the UK in 2011 and is currently teaching 10 000 underprivileged kids in the Western Cape basic oral health care.

Dr. Chelsea Cahi graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand with her BDS (Bachelor of Dental Science) in 2014, where she was the proud recipient of the Deans Golden Key award for academic excellence. In 2015, Chelsea completed her year of community service in Soweto for the impoverished communities. She has a special interest in the management of TMJ and Orofacial pain related to clenching and teeth grinding. She also focuses on children’s dentistry (including theatre work under general anaesthetic) and non-surgical facial aesthetics.